The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-05
CLEVELAND WEATHER
ArgsT. Louis YESTERDAY
The President and Ills wife stlii being Hon
ored. and fsasted by tho westornors.
New York Sun Charges that tho Pres. a
H tdont's Speeches ara ,Piastarfzed. 4

6r. Louis, Oct i--Fair weather, ligh
northerly winds vsering to easterly, COO
stationary temperature - "Clovelant
weather." in short.
PROFESSIONS with brass bands and glel
clubs were still passing the President
Windows at midnight laat night, and pro
cesHions and braas bands were movin,
a!mleasly up and down before tho hote
before breakfast this morning.
The President and Mru. Cleveland, de
spite the continuous round OF star.epan
glod hospitality which they have expsr.
fenced, aro In excellent health aud spirits.
Before nina o'clock President Glove,
land, escorted by a committeeman ind q
squad OF mounted police, was driven to
tho Court Houss, where he received the
public for an hour and half. Many
thousands Of peraonB paid their reapsc.a
and much enthuaiasu wss manifested.
The programme to-day Is quito elaborate,
and by the time It has been gone through
the members otths party will doubtleas be
ready for rest. /,
At 1880 tho carriages wero in waiting
to carry the Presidential party to the foot
Of Ohe1tnut asroet to the steamer Baton
Rouge, Hero Mrs. Cleveland, escorted by
number Of ladiea and gentlemen, Joined
tho President and promptly at ii A: NJ. the
boat steamed up tho river toa point where
good view OF the bridge could be obtain
cd, and atterwgrd;procsadsd down stream,
returning to tho foot OF Chestnut stJess,
met the party at the wharf On the return
and conveyed them TO the fair ground,
where an elegant lunch was partaken Of
at the Jockey Club. Il+ SEiG
THE YELLED PROPHET.
In tho evening the President and Mrs.
Cleveland Witnessed the grand stree.
pageant OF the Yelled Prophet. Tho
crowds along the line OF march were very
dense. The President and Mrs. Cleve.
viewed 1t from tho balcony OF tho Lindcll
house. They were received in the library
room Of the Merchants Exchange (Yhere
they had gone to attend the
reception Of the Pfophet) which had been
especially elegantly furnished for the oc.
caslon. After q short rest they, were Gu
coYted to tho bali room. Alr. Frank
Gaieanie, President Of tho Exchange, and
Mayor Francis loading, and the President
and Mrs. Cleveland, Immediately iol.
lowed by members Of the reception COM
mittee and their, wivea, "A trumpe. call
Bignalled their approach and they marched
around the hall to tho music "Hail TO the
Chief" -E41.}
at the centre Of the north end upon
platform were eests for the President end
his vile, Mayor Frances and Mr.. Gasnnis
and wife. The .riumphal procession
moved to these, and as ths hono;ed guests
were seated the audience OF ladies and
gentlemen in full drass costume
roundly applaudad. Mrs. Cleveland was
at the head in a ruby velvet dress,
low neck and short sleaveu, bodice cut
square aud necklace Of diamonds. For q
few moments thass on the floor gathered
near the platform. but uoon resumed the
promenade. -.At 10 o'clock ths trnmpets
announced the coming of the Yelled
Prophet and the promsnaders gave
way to his excellsucy and court
followers. His excellency led tho
procession, wss eseoftsd by train Of
gaudily and richly dressed men, bearing
bapners Of strange device and arms Of
leudal days. They marched around the
hail several timea aud when thst tsrmi-
mated tho hall wss opened. Atll o'clock
the Presidential party Withdrew and were
escorted immediately to the depot and
were soon or their way to Chicago.